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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25
AnYIcR no mNTMRRA.

Mrs. Winslov's Soothing syrup. for
children tsethiue, is the prescription Of
one OF the best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and has
failing success by millions Of mothers
for their children. During the process
of teethinR lite value is incalculabls. II
relieves the child from pain, cures dys-
EMERY and diarrhBs, gripping in the
bowels and wind colo. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 251 q bottle. my21wly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

ACCIDENT 10 rHE HArwARD.--Yssser-
SAy afternoon, shortly after the Emma
uaySArd left Olympia for Der return
~ Wy ao~n the Sound. she bleE cut ons
aef cylinder heads. She work, q her
70 Tacoma With enc cylinder, and
80 10 teere for repairs. Its uncertain
go see Shi again core cot. Tue
.Sseief NaFta Pacific took Der place.
- - o,,oAghi tue passengers and expres.
- - tacoma last night. What further
safsagrment the eaaipauy viii uAks for
-&sa1A Ger place rsmains 10 ~ sen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

- $50 Stars can uRdersall aay credit
III ~ pTiees they may quote yoa
WI aod tasu cheaper a.
caByxs cLsaarh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

now n TuHs req A PARALTZgR.
At the San Francisco Store. q full line
Of Norfolk and New Brunswick fRe full
flushed Vic1na shirts and drawers,
solid colors. about 50 dsz, reduced from
81 . salt 10 "a to close oat. Don't hest
tate 70 avail yoarself Of this opporsu-
nifty. ToKI.As 4 SINGKRMAN. q 6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25
WHAT Is IT

EuO Dress Goods. CHESTER Gle AM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

In conseaasuee Of th~se published aEti-
oIss and 9as now going TO Seattle.
I'll NlxoE-Ihat IL all right. IL
had bees yoa I woald have eonErAsa-
lated him on his escape and IN saving
- much. have q lot Of property here.
bus she difficulty With me y caat set
F,d OF ID And set oat even- | sm sar-
prised.st continued Mr.. Nixon. tanning
10 the Posi- INTKLIIGENcER. that san
Wflkesor t0ld yoa What hs did, ~ he
SPOKE As thouRh be sas mad sboui u to
me. he said that Seattle wss doing as
all the harm IL could. He said, bow
ever. thai be had never heard OF asy
member Of the NOFtkern Psc fs Beard
Who hsd kird wori or Tacoma except
his father tSsm0el wIlkeson, ST ) and
c. r. Wrightn
And - the conversation goes No re-
riS has been reserved from the Northern
Paeins resple uifh regard 10 either Of
she teleEsAms. - far a. could b learned.
THAT COMMITTEE % xrxE
TIE sonuisIse % nioe@ - Asyor
Mann calls it--tke COMMITTEES q ali tse
members Of TIE Ccaneil-nea wednes-
dAy evening secaFdina 10 eau Il vss
strictly Of = stkF ehAmhsF character bal
il vas learned yesterday t6At tes pso-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25


porations. and Il seems we cannot shake
them of. Didn't this county build
splendid roads t. Puyallup aud out into
he country In all directions 10 order TO
pTkEcT Trade THIS WAT.
Bot so long as the railroad aud trans
plFtaliou companies disc animate
against ns what can ne so9 | believe
that the Northern PaciAo company
really means veil toward Tacoma, bat
It's agents and emissAries here are re-
spensibls for the shape We are in. They
waut 20 gobhle up the Wsole thing. abd
70 enable them 10 do 80 ve are kept IN
chains"
Mayor Manu-Dan't ve all know
that the rsiis0Ad agents here, the Land
Company and all IT'S ofshOots are
gearing the town 90 that they can
catch sn before anybody else. Ustil
they raise the blockade Is Is almost use
lees 10 try.
5. +. SahE, manager Of the FoI
Island brick works-This will Be I'll
right. This fass being raised nov
instead Of being an indication Of de-
spondsnsy, is an evidence Of life and
activity. But ! sau . man this morning
Who said be had come here 20 invest
about sc, 900. bat that be bad
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

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e@l 49, sstssssss s..ss
t2@aeS u sae 80 tertz. 49, <<S s-rss
80 ts~ - aAsa~te kesez@sE.s sffek 49,
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fAe-~ a4t~f vss - Is AzetefF ei sss -
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ssrss wAae eeass i5Sze a. Fsfs - tss
-ta-e - Fseeisf oels lsnell14 aecps -
sfrks a sc s~4l 81 st0.>s aassssas sTfak
4see<s akzsa 80 st1seys as aser = ~
ssaEss tesss arse1s - 1s@ift{ eellsa.
thsrvot rreaeflsE t-s 1az-&fs slsd ss>sssea
ffs1 lhe eiao1
T. ~ F4,f-t
We ass gls@4sd - sS4ls tEAl - ssxs 49,
sslli8x lAbL2a1 hneuf1atic cgEuF kof a. .
p-sf ,sa rAcntks, IA t2.s 4 = efs - tts
sssl ssl-sfs tA4t ~e asse eysE ka0als1. oQF
s&iss VI = has HsEs4tiiy increased ~ that -
sfe ao- 5Uy illx 4 il lsrss a22cill-rs. Ne
uEkssitslInkis HecomulsUo il. oeAeylnk ~
- 10 t1-4 it : f~aasts "a gfsaa nlsElL
oar cas.oaaess sp~2k . il ie tils hisas
praiss. vA.ea beslesks ~ Z. gfe2l iatars
= i4Eni lAscicns
We are very rsspecttsiY.
IA h Agsik. ilEIkglsl AlkDla, in4
Powers { WAssoaef Dr1rTssss.
Aurelias uleh.
~ 4 1fekeFT. Dfugf -. ALb-11, MGR.
y Aellsnisi. oraskls.. Bgo keHrislgs, Col.
. 7 e1ailsf. Df4zslss, tezrl0iie. Aieb.
Ii EasEy,
Helmbsca & jacobs. Coastsatine.
sil-s & cUFiett. Drnss sis. De1ter
& L chsF~ oOt. DFussiss Dor4gl9a
Cofnsy Coleman, DsuEgisis.
Owagiac.
wslsorlh a soase. Druggists.
Eaton Espids
Wilcox a Toiss. DTugs.sS
Eaton Rapids.
l. White. Druggist. kzlOu Rapids.
bscswiih 4 Co.. prusgisss. 0slesburs
Geo * slaws0n. Druggis'. 0Feenyiils,
Z Wes,laks. Druggist
Grand Rapids
" + White. Druggist, Grind Rapids.
Martin ciddiags, Druggists.
Jackson,
Mclean & Dewey. Druggists
Jackson,
Humphrey. Druggist. Jackson,
ID g Messroll. Druggist. Jackson,
F0Ote & Jsnks. Druggists. Jackson.
" Naldron & Co, Druggists. Jackson,
j B Townsend, Druggist. Jackson.
Weeks, Latin & Co Druggists
Jackson, e
I Webb, Druggist, Jackson.
Roberts & nillhOuss Druggists.
Kalamazoo.
Brown & BiTge, Druggists. hslamazO0
David McUoBald. Draggisl Kalamazoo,
A HOedsinaker & 60. Druggists.
Kalamazoo,
r Coleman & Sons, Druggists
Kalamazoo,
{ Alsdorf d Son Druggists, Lansing.
+ W Long, Druggist Lansing,
NJ SscSes. Druggist, Monroe.
Pegg & Wilson, Druggists. MoFencie.
John W H0wland New Bedford, Mass.
II L Elliott. Druggist, Pontiac, Mich.
Wilson & Howard. Druggists,
ST Joseph, "
Johnson Z Williamson, Druggists,
NasSar,
+ A Billiard Druggist. Nasshr,
l. Pauly, Druggist, Aiiiingion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

eiss.lsss sszlz.ealiona ef @e132fs
Wz1sat a11s : baz.sEi has - sasslAi
ts NsFG -. aa1 tias s4s<a - 94s s-est
laalzss Is A9rtEsra L4koiz e1sa sftsf
e.szz4at ssssoa eaaEea. lle s4fs ie-i
ssza go 1o@s eac9. sas ssse1sF -f1E-s
e1.1. 4aa sszL sspsrsss Ezke - sae~
1s.Nmss - gsrtless 81 .es. zazl -seen ass
slelnass IS ssL-s ~ lssE pa5sz t1ea ~Asfs
6 tsA As L.s sL4l 4o.s1 iIis t1ss e4st
aad whlTi n tarozs1s 80 a. ~ As
bodY u saos = hsts1 p distinguish
tAs tlra u 3 a1ElAu oeizz ssa issz asp
- i1aDossilis. A barn sssa eA1aes Ds
sssa tssngF Tess IA froas Il oea Z = =
nlad. rushing so1DlaaLlon ef wlad 81
sac@, ghlch nsithsr nan nor heast c2a
fass. Ihs saos nnis - ssy t1s0ngn
every eraek sat ersFtse." Csleael L01az-
bsrrY SPEAKS. too. ~ -nAHg llataaces
where persons bzss bssa ssss u tEyLg %
20 fI0la tbs house - ia barn. sat -
ether instances sEsxe oor1s ssFs taken
frum the osds aad fastened 10 tee housss
90 taat Il 10 Dara sk3ail 10 rllsssd, b.
toldlaz on 70 ths 0sa-e0rd, the lcass
sodld be toaai sgain-T Bat supPo4s,
Eks Dzaaoclss' tie eosi shoale brsAks
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

In hrs arscla on The HoUe of the
Blizzard in the MsTch nam5sr 81 TIE
Cesmop0ff1a. 5orf Bsvros gives 8
xrsphic picturs Of ths tszrofa Of 8 IA.
kota blizzard. Theirs s 10 denying tas'
snow oftsn falls in Dskois ia = most -
ssperstinx way. TIE blizzard really does
oocur. CsrtsiD s.stistics rs.atin9 to it
csn bs axpsfiskai npon se - - ssnt =
sbivsr b. Your var bouss. Newspaper
paragraphs sDpear nov and than taat
put We mstter N tha worsi ixht Whsa
a blizzard 0ccnrs it IS, Of c0nrss. 3esir-
abe - ~ nssS god harhor. fsr it Sis
shs air - shickiy thsf yen can sss
buf fev feet frou whers you stsa1 r.
- convenient thsn - have rcre II YEA
want - 20 from the hnuse 60 sas barn.
Usuaily thoagh * = imprudenee tast
takes one out on tae 0pes praifte tnetn1
a ssora e tnis scrt In q tsE instances
children ca thsir wzv hone fron seho1'
o. nsii csrrisrs. or coeatrT sio.tnrs ss8
sometmes he-ilsss farmers cave suf-
feresi frorn this storm. Coi0nel LoUiVe
nzzRv describes IN grapk;c terms IN =
rsesnt contribution q ths Nsrta rest
Mrgaass. = storm shat oceurred usny
ysars szos but ~ says fhst
since 1s75 &c bas sssa nothing
N Nerthsrn Dakota '4hst ep
prpa~h>a shs dignity er pos~ssssd ias
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

The Chicago manager Of ths Aus onis
Clock Company, OK New York, JoHs +
FLxDatIr. hss stolen about $4,000 ani
sbscondsd % Canada TIE bookkssper
WILfAu WATSON. stole $500 and ass
been arrsstsd sud piacsd under 5000
bonds 10 appear fos trial Nov
shers IS one thing certain, tcs
squslisy % women wish nan never viii
Be fully demonstrated until 4 score or so
of fsrnale bookkseoers. cashiers snl the
hks skip to Csnada WITH lev thoussnd
dousrs. Of course they Iaust begin with
small sums because comparatively few
wounsa srs trusted With 8 CREST desl &C
monsy. bus iust ist them prove by few
sscaps,lss of fhis sort that they ara iass
~ smart as 1sn 10 the same Positions
and they viii soon be paid a. high wages
and given a. much soasroL Wonsn
don't hnii knew how 70 improve their op
portnnitias.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
Want ADYEgTISLNfAfN

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Aee3ssf fz~@ steEFs - estte4 tts>.ss
seas - ss.< t@kss k@tes. Atps - ssesests -
s4sN&se
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sassats4 sstes - assstft.sss - 49, -
fAs ne =. t.et - 4tt.ae - AS - ssstls
ese - fee4d - aassstes sts = $50 aes -
ssFtt~ - sessa Aef sr@st - : tt.-s ssssisssz
- - ssast tsas
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

TAs Prohsbi1onisEs u 4sshigaa srs
dssply Aspirsd sitA tns ard0r Of their
caz.s- kfoza avery tlEsosL0a came re-
psrss a tasif mss1nzs aud thar snthus-
ixon- f0uorF0s tae.r eaupALza % this
citE essls Ia ssrasst with = sPssca By
Ma g. ELLzS FosfsR. q foNsrs' Opera
H..
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

To al ~hO ars imDztisat t1r Spring
and Assrt.iy di.liks this rAE, chilly ar,
"a sAlaA . fsz TAKES Of snos oceasionzl-
ly ssarry ss soa.d suggest ths earnest
eonsi.lssssioa Of tbs PsoEsro Wlntss
may bsttsf 2.ek hLs gs.ss IA Mareh tLan
f.<..R
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

This weather mass discourage the
pooT robias. lley shouldn't 1aFs bsen
30 eager 70 81 b fhsir Summer resorts.
They s0uidn's have entirely lost their
prestige 81 lsadsrs q fAst.On among the
fsafhesed tribes IL they had remained
scaih a hstls ionges
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

Ths Nss York Central Railroad Com
pAny hAs taksn stsp IN the right d.
rsctio2 aifsr 81 exhibition o. lighting
ths ears b. iacsnisseeas iSIaps sssa -
Al siecsEie COMPANY - Asx York t1s
oiEssEs y ia Ceatral gEgs orders 70 nss
tllase amps on the road regularly bs-
twssn Nss YORK snt Albany NoE lss
thso khroz AL tLsir stcvss out q doors
sol ,hs pabis VII have &s mush cond-
dsnos in travelling Ia winssc as IN sum
nlor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
D.roi,. cr.no ssv-a q sin~asls..

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i'asenEesf ratira hf frprss HfHf
forfuflfjgr sf iclla fe. i.a1tiff AID Al rftrlI
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fn3n Dstfoh 10 ff ~ ff5 ~ a-tFIt .int Funuitf
Limited sfrf a. lesVlnf ffff H' ~ f eiit
fifr f1ug frI f1sEli.f .fffH .iiFrtltirs
fof ~ ct re ift srnfiff 80 tnrk - a
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- tacfre.l sf a. d H A of.fft seefs He.s.
fr = fi feF.f 81 i'ftffTf flIs fse EFt
Sno y REftft Trafbr kstsesr -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

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se.efnr ffss rif. rI Fatsfr ss.l f.sutr ~
frses la auf ffon. fffID.t .-f.fr.eI ffn 49, -
= fT 3 tFFfst 81 a sfsuc flsTief & EFfssa 81 sslt
81 4afreH IiIffft tcIafti a.s0f aiHff -
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sf frIo4 ia sttcf 4 Aoalal.f- sul a. .-.lsa
cfp.f
4. a. 1rFnsToE Web fse af.l I" N1uset e.
81. n. AieaLlf. u q sfc - C..ss4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

May ilrass children hsvs Intentions
vhieh aFs a SAFER guide than tbs reason 81
iag poVers q those q more mature
years ArGUsr ArLLzE. alias Count voa
ScAFsxs. sho hss bssa sneh 3 success
tai dead beat m Chicago, could not foOl
ths baby. In family whsrs be bad
snscoocsd himself ard worked himself
i1so shs good zrsoes OF the ladies' ihsre
vss = litsis sirl who persisted a. say TX
''that bias- eyed Dntceman Is fraud.
II took ths loss of seai-skin eiosk aud
o<hsr articles Of value 81 couvinos Tie
ether nsubsrs u the family that ne Was
uos booa dds count 81 fabulous wealth
One Of Toe young lsdiss said sflsrsard
THAI ns -taIksd ike an angel asS ass
hks = tramp" Bus W. Amerissns DO
love 10 be humbugzsd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

II . st.ked re esroo yoS -caLEEssEE,
the Prassisn minister - tue FAticsD, hss
suggested that sbe Pope convene Euro
psan congress 20 settle the Eastern and
Egyptian question. II such sn event Il
- th0aght that Prince BisBAacK, being
ssszdod With ths success % the sruy
biz would propose tha. tlls army declare
10 favor of = general disarmament. It
woald seem IA this day oi Christian CIV
ilzstiCn that soaas such means might b
sdoptsd 10 sVsrt the hoaoss q EsE. Bus
it Is barely possible thst ths Eastern
potsn.aIss wogld Ike singer u the pie
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
r0R 49, TO75Ns

NOR RENT-RCo3s erITABIE FOR Ts0
Il iscies or rsrfied couple t~o boctz from
Es'sto1ce - Easl Bridges II III
I'Ok RENT pleasant Rooms Ntfs
i ooAld. i5s Nortf e.Fisioa 81 near pofof.fe =
I'pR RENT-s TENEMENT or SIX HOoNs
i With a. co1Aeilielccf oofnef rhaafniif-afr
ana hirter-sf ole ui fo9r fuisus 7l rhaslnuf
ave. one 81 three rOoEs a-nff siieg ald ntf-
Ter sfA, orc 81 luur rsrDk. ~ siraignts-. near
West fuitolst fDqi.ie II 3. N. Barnard
Alien - corner NJ fesDou.et tlff
LsOk KEST-A fUASisnED FROM koaN
/ over D8flee sin Icdy4rt hicck sse5u6 fouf
Inquire ~ roo1n q. same fo1r. sEf
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

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Il sae seee5 6st fofsts f1f ~ fns1f
Bses 50 -Ft1 " ssse
gE So EsB HAHI LEIffn9 e&ff
Il er1 csdef 80 zx 1sist tie4t3a -.
f1E etIt kg1H ft1Ht tte btts
+ brses ~ care fsisf F.a~sr eet fHps a
ars1r eve = EEt- st
r.gse sff.f ~ RfET TaREF - ~ BRICK
t171 ftef - g Fl. sfar ce
tz ~ hsef rsrt fsr efeee sn ttrees
czh>r - fee f-r~r er IT f~ef tseF h4r~
frst sees1 ar Fsf<- rgNef eatsb|f ferre
fsftr-ra fuFh1r st rar e fzf Jz
er.ss II f.pssrs teres ~ fr.erR~
rx,f <fff-z Htxfe1NF FA st
4 Fszisb f.lr 90 F%ss t1. tts~sf F.t.s T
Fx7sn He-sl1 saee fs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
E<sTHD-yo BsyI
gzsTEf,-sfTUArToEs

UANTEn-A HorEE WITH Rooms ABflf
w Apsil 9. within in q f,iites walk ~ Piffgs
Actrefs J TefrCrars- ffegslf "a -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

UANTEP = AGENgs foR THR - LIN
w Bible Introduced bY heF z ~. Aiuaeit A
ID, NON f1al 80 paees 81 euEraflnes. nrn
AGENT sod tt0 ueffh iasi aa1otn = sas - car.fe
one Neekene hge3f cfef le copes 9 la3 tpf Ear
consecutive weeks. az ile Si3Ff aHgoas siraIi.
Ghtreko -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

WANTED oAf GOOD sAlESaAN SALARY
y ~ css1lln.s ist. Aslf~Fs trn AsfE. co., :.
81 Milfrz. tiiy inSAaeuf - oglifh iafisitR o.
<1u NIL START ~ INffl f4aHAI MAA
s0IV or nSmGr - q perfectly iI Q Feu 1eat fsls
ntaele e1f ies titssfe business ad iIta ".
10. gie4iee a = 81 - -. Aes 1urt
WANNfEp GOOD EXFEKIEECED DRl
w fcots salesman oHe thsf sGfsks fnrtscH
isngu1ges preierfe g. fele8rss lcsulrtd- =. futd-
man huskFFan, Airh
VA IED-S@LksNES F)A STAPLE SID
" Dne LherAI conn issi kuighss ef
Labor brand. i-aiest ftlh indaoerefts alfa fb
goods tnio0 p. i Ca. 81 Lske street CElosEs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

UASTFD-sITf-ATIoS As kTrrFNT fN a
W frsi c.sss isw ofbcs ykerg fu1.eiant fIff.i a
v4ll . 81 hsld ~ pa eJTs ufes fife Dtil a.
exI@ileoce gTGdlste II q bif schsa' Dffa -
Teiereuces- address tox -. tatsf Cree
Mich. -
cgTrATiOS WANfFD ~ ~ FXFkBI-
- erccd pockketper al salem 2 car spesk
bpfh frsl.sn sd oerrE1. hnd eigtf eetrs "a.
peT.eLce. ceg give e9fiFiiH fof q Ts<pCn be Do
sition. krdtetz Peer Bofef P<ofErs. Nieh. ki
XIANTED--BY A IOUNG Man WITH MUCH
w eSperifnre Wtth hOrres siIustlou a. iaafa-
stsr. eoacbnsD % % hard 9 hfgees 10 srY ~sy
iesi of reieiences furnished Aadros boz q TIE
o1.ce. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

ol.ce ~
UANTED-eiTrATl0N 10 CARE EoH IVA
W IDS. hy a. expefieroeo nurse sera card a.
call 81 rs RsusoIo-si. IHf
A RELIABLE YOUNG NAN A gsfsiDENT a.
~ t5ls city. wishes position ir 8 azo-e or o. .c9
VIE be can learn The basiness f,Tnsu~ef
tliu tioa upIe important fhsu sny Other lsisid
era 500. Plcasc edcr ~ II T. EGicg. ihit ufirr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-10
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

The business portion of the town of
Trenton, Ark, was destroyed by fire.
TIE business portion of the town of
Lamonte, Mo, was destroyed by fire.
FuLroN d. PETERS, coal and grain deal
ers at Wilmington, Ohio, have failed for
$4,000.
FIRE started IN the grass on the county
fair grounds at Omaha, Neb., and destroy
ed all the buildings, causing loss of $25,
000 They were insured and will be re-
placed.
l.. ID. Loss, foreman of the mixing de
partment of the Acme White Lead Works,
at Detroit, Mich, was caught in belt
and before the machinery could be stop
ped was mass of broken bones.
The tug Dry6erry is supposed to have
been lost in Lake-of- the-Woods, Mime
sofa, during the recent storm. George
Heenan, we'll known mining expert,
was among the passengers.
MISS SALLE HOPKINS, of Springfield,
Mo, committed suicide early Wednesday
morning. She knelt in boat, fastened
a short roap around her neck, and pulled
on it until she choaked to death.
Tux village of Rawson, near Findlay,
Ohio, was nearly destroyed by fire on
Monday night. This is the third fire that
has swept the town within the last two
months.
An explosion Monday afternoon in the
Atlantic Dynamite Works, near GAINESVILLE
N. j., wrecked one of the packing houses
and instantly killed four men. Three
Others are missing and are believed to be
in the ruins.
MONDAY morning, at Cincinnati, Mrs
Katie Miller threw her niue-year-old
daughter from a third story window and
instantly leaped after her. The woman
who was insane, was killed, and the child
fatally injured.
JAMES r. WHrELY, brother of the great
reaper manufacturer, committed suicide
Monday morning at Springfield, Ohio
shooting himself through the head.
ONE of the mills of the American Cot
ton seed Oil Company at Cincinnati, was
destroyed by fire Monday afternoon, the
loss reaching 100000, with heavy insur
ance.
A HEAVY flow of natural gas, bursting
UNEXPECTEDLY from a well near Lima, ONO
was ignited by furnace fire AID exploG
ed with terrific force. Samuel hughes
driller, was shockingly mangled, ans oer
ricks, machinery, engines, etc, were de
stroyed by the fire. The gas is still burn
| ing, all efforts to extinguish II being vain
A DISPATCH from Southwest Point, An
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-10
CRIME.

A SNEAK THIEF stole a bag containing
IS, 200 in cash from the ofSce of General
W. +. Rogers, the Secretary OF the Park
| Board of Buffalo, n. Y.
j. Il. SMITH, the express messenger who
recently killed two robbers near FL Paso,
was Thursday paid $1,000 as reward by
the Governor of Texas. He expects TO
receive $4,000 more from the express
company, and 81 900 additional from the
railroad corporation.
WILLIAM MuDAFRoM, who was held at
Waterloo, Iowa, for the murder os Chris
tian Hemme, has confessed the crime,
and charges the wife of the murdered
man wich being his accomplIo..
RICHARD GRAVES, ex-treasurer of Harri-
son county, Ind, is looking for his runa-
way son, Roy, who left home Monday with
sum estimated at 5000, stolen from his
father. He dropped LOCO playing poker
Tuesday at Georgetown.
ar Chester, N. Y, the house of William
Wade, railroad man, was burned early
Thursday. Wade's wife persisted in the
flames. Suspicion has been aroused and
the coroner is making an investigation.
PHRHY AoLEIs entered the Office of May
or j. o. French, at Maxwell, Iowa, ana
shot and killed him. Then he shot Il. B.,
Schmetzer, but not fatally, ard after pur-
suing others turned and shot himself, dy-
ing Immediately. Maxwell IS small
place in Story county.
''WH1TE Cars gang of ruAfans said
to be as bad as the BALD Knobbers," of
Missouri, are tsrroFi2ing the people OF
Crawford and Harrison counties Ind.
They wear masks, carry hickory switches,
and lash the unfoEtunates who fan under
their displeasure.
OK the LaccasagBe plantation at Zig
erville, La, four laborers were shot from
ambush Wednesday morning. The col
ored employees struck last Friday, but
the white hands remained. The Govern
or has been telegraphed to send troops.
ANDREW LANDowsEL of Milwaukee,
Wis, thought his brother had been be
witcaed by an aged woman OF the name
of Victoria Kasiadowsk. He asked her
reasons for laying Leo under a spell,
and, when she could give him no answer
Andrew Knocked her down and beat ner.
He was fined $50.
A TELEGRAPH pole placed on the track
Of the Rock Island Road, near Morris,
H., wrecked freight train Friday morn
ing, the engineer and fireman oelhg
killed. Ii il believed that the intention
of the murderers was TO deral the Nan
sas CITY express, which, fortunately was
half an hour late, to be followed IN a
short time by the Omaha and Minneapo-
us express. There is no clew to the
vreckers, for whose capture reward 81
81 600 has been offered